Prow Mountain

Prow Mountain
Prow Mountain Location in Alberta
Highest point
Elevation	2,858 m (9,377 ft) ^[1]
Prominence	158 m (518 ft)
Coordinates	51°38′25″N 115°53′35″W / 51.64028°N 115.89306°W / 51.64028; -115.89306Coordinates: 51°38′25″N 115°53′35″W / 51.64028°N 115.89306°W / 51.64028; -115.89306
Geography
Location	Alberta, Canada
Parent range	Vermilion Range
Topo map	NTS 82O/12
Climbing
First ascent	1918 Morrison P. Bridgland

Prow Mountain is so named because it was said to resemble the Prow of a ship. It is located in the Vermilion Range in Alberta.^[2]^[3]

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Prow Mountain

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